Sridhar Lavu wrote:
> "Symbol's function definition is void: setq�ispell-program-name"
This error message sounds strange. Exactly what did you do?
ispell-program-name is an Emacs variable (not a function), and if you
need to use it, you should typically write this in your .emacs file:
(setq ispell-program-name "ispell")
Be careful to use normal space or tab characters, not the
non-breakable space, since that can be part of symbols in GNU Emacs
Lisp, and does not separate symbols.
> When I do C-h a ispell, it does not show "ispell-program-name".
C-h a (apropos-command) only shows information on commands
(interactive functions). Most often, M-x apropos is more powerful.
In this case, C-h v ispell-program-name gives me the following
explanation:
ispell-program-name's value is "ispell"
Documentation:
Program invoked by M-$ and M-x ispell-region commands.
You can customize this variable.
Defined in `ispell'.
If C-h v ispell-program-name does not show you this information,
perhaps ispell.el is missing from your installation.
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